San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
MATS HAPPINESS.
The Latest Marriage In San Antonio
Society.

Society.
A very happy wedding was consum-
mated at z o'clock this morning at the
residence Of Mr.. l.. Moke, on Presa
street, the happy bride being Mr.. Moke's
fair daughter, Miss Sara, and the groom
none other than the popular Nathan
Sulzbacher. Justice Of the peace elect and
merchant OF Eagle Pass. The bride
looked lovely In a costume OF white silk
and was attended by the Misses Inez and
Camille Moke, while the groom was
attended by Messrs. Julius FORK and
Emil Frank. The large residence was
filled with relatives and friends, many
coming from distance to be present at
the nuptials. Rev. DR.. Lewinthal off,
ciated after the custom OF the Hebrew
faith. After the ceremony congratula-
tions from present friends were
received, while scores Of tele-
grams OF congratulations from absent
friends were read. The gifts OF the
bride were numerous and many were
superbly rich and handsome. The par
ents of the groom, in New York, shipped
an entire set Of furniture for the young
couple, while the BRIDES father present.
ed her with handsome Steinway grand
piano. Breakfast, with champagne &C.
compartments, was then discussed after
the presents had been inspected, and
then the entire party, In long line OF
carriages, proceeded to the Sunset depot,
where parting goodbye was said, and
the bridal couple started on their jour
panied by the best wishes Of their
friends. They will be absent about
three mouths, proceeding from New Or
leans to New York, where they will pay
a visit to the parents Of Mr.. Sulzbacher.
On their return they will reside at
Eagle Pass.
Kitchen set complete, Ralph Moke.
Silver liquor set, Julius Fisher.
Hand painted fruit dish, G. B. Frank.
Hand painted pitcher and glasses, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Deutsch.
Card receiver, Nose Baumblatt.
Floral design, horse shoe, Miss Annie
Fork.
Castor stand, painted, Hattie and
Beckie Deutsch.
Water set, Harry Baum.
Rugs, Mrs. Jacobs, Of Houston.
Large basket Of flowers, Julius Fork.
Grand bisque statues, Ben Moke and
wife.
A handsome diamond parure, embrace
ing rings, earrings and pin, from rela-
tives In Paris, France.
Grand Steinway piano, from BRIDES
parents.
Bedroom set, complete, Mrs. and Mrs.
l.. Lsvenburg, New York.
Parlor set, complete, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Lavenburg, New York.
Bronze psrlor clock aud ornaments,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sulzbacher, New York.
Carpets, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Einstein,
New Jersey.
Crayons Of bride and groom, Miss $.
SulZbacher. s
Desert spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
SouZa, Houston.
Silver soup ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. @. l..
Richmond, Houston.
Silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Sohram, Temple.
Silver and gold card receiver. Mr..
Cunningham, Eagle Pass. -
Jewelry case, J. G. Baylor and wife,
Eagle Pass. >
Silver and gold soup ladle, r. v.
Blesse, Eagle Pass.
Beautiful andre set, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Jacobs, Of Houston. .
Bermise castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Laven-
don, Houston.
Fine pillow shams, lace and embroid-
cred, Mrs. G. Pasdeloup, Of Houston.
Swinging water pitcher, N. Friedman
and wife.
ANDRE and silver fruit dish, EMIL
Frank.
Perfumed handkerchief case, Mrs. Jay
Minter.
ANDRE Lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Krakauer.
Gold and silver berry spoon, G. B. Ep-
stein.
Case tea spoons, A. M. Cohen.
Set silver fruit knives, Mrs. Radaz.
Toilet case, plush and zylonite, Mrs.
Fork and daughter.
Silver pitcher and waiter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Frank.
Plush emby clock, Helen Veith.
Silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
Frank.
Lemonade set, Mrs. 8. Frank.
Handsome silk dress and bedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moke.